Graphically,The X-Files Gameis fantastic. All events are presented in crisp, colorful, television-like full-motion video that looks incredible on any Microsoft Windows 95/98 compatible video card. Sound and music are also topnotch; the show's familiar theme song resonates throughout the adventure. Both adventure-genre novices and experts should feel at ease with the intuitive mouse-driven interface and the puzzles, which never exceed medium difficulty.The X-Files Game's biggest downer is the lack of the television show's principle characters, Mulder and Scully, who, after the cryptic introduction, don't make an appearance until the very end stages of the story. Still, if you're anX-Filesfan who can't get enough alien conspiracy theories, you'll likely enjoy this interactive episode.--Doug Radcliffe
Join special agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully inThe X-Files Game, an all-new live-action adventure from Fox Interactive. This investigation into the shadowy world ofThe X-Filescontains entirely new footage, shot exclusively for this title.

As agent Craig Willmore, you'll examine evidence, interview witnesses, and interact with familiarX-Filescharacters, such as Fox Mulder, Dana Scully, Assistant Director Skinner, the Lone Gunmen, X, and other familiar faces from the series.The X-Files Gameincorporates VirtualCinema technology, a cutting-edge software engine that allows the player to become the main character in the story. Players are able to respond to and affect other characters' attitudes and behavior, which change as the game progresses, depending on the course of previous events. An intuitive user interface facilitates complete immersion of the player intoThe X-Filesworld.